IEPCO
Large-diameter ductile iron pipe under crane at a regional port

Four generations · Established 1978

A four-generation industrial procurement house.

Sourcing and delivering engineered piping, valves, rotating equipment, and mechanical components to oil & gas, power, and heavy-industrial projects across Latin America and the Caribbean.

Oil & GasPetrochemicalWater & SanitationPower & TransmissionMining & Mineral ProcessingMarine & Industrial
48
Years of operation

Miami, est. 1978

4
Generations

Cuban steel heritage

15+
Countries served

Latin America & the Caribbean

6
End markets

Energy to industrial

Market Entry

The way into the region’s reopening market

IEPCO is the U.S.-domiciled, compliant partner that helps international operators, EPC contractors, and equipment manufacturers enter, qualify, procure, and execute as the regional energy sector reopens.

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The Firm

Four generations of industrial operation

IEPCO is the current chapter of an industrial enterprise whose heritage spans Cuba, Panama, and the United States across four generations. The firm’s lineage traces to the integrated steel industry in Cuba, where the founding families completed La Antillana de Acero in 1958 in partnership with a major United States steel manufacturer. At the time of its completion it was the first, largest, and most technologically advanced integrated steel mill in the Caribbean.

Following a change in operating conditions in 1960, the founding families re-established their industrial operations from a United States base. In 1978 the firm took its modern form in Miami, supplying pipe, valves, and fittings to infrastructure and energy projects throughout the region. Its current operating entity was incorporated in Florida in 2016, continuing the industrial supply business the family established nearly five decades earlier.

Today IEPCO operates as a strategic procurement partner to international energy companies, EPC contractors, national water and sanitation authorities, and infrastructure programs financed by international development institutions. It carries a four-generation industrial lineage forward.

Capabilities

Scope of Supply

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PipeAPI 5L · ASTM A106 / A335 · ASTM A312
FittingsAWWA C110 / C153 · ISO 2531 · ASME B16.9 / B16.11
FlangesASME B16.5 / B16.47 · ANSI 150 through 2,500
ValvesAPI 600 / 6D · API 609 · AWWA C515 / C504
Rotating EquipmentAPI 610 / 682 / 671 · ISO 13709
Mechanical ComponentsEngineered to project & OEM specification
Bolting & GasketsASTM A193 / A194 · ASME B16.20
SpecialtyEngineered to receiving-project specification

Heritage

A four-generation industrial legacy

Family ownership across four generations has preserved a deep institutional memory of the region’s energy, water, and heavy-industrial sectors, along with a network of manufacturer, contractor, and government relationships transitioned across generations.

  1. 1958

    La Antillana de Acero

    Completion of the first, largest, and most technologically advanced integrated steel mill in the Caribbean, built in partnership with a major United States steel manufacturer.

  2. 1960

    Re-established in the United States

    Following a change in operating conditions, the founding families re-establish their industrial operations from a United States base and continue to serve the region.

  3. 1978

    Modern form in Miami

    The firm takes its modern form, supplying engineered pipe, valves, and fittings to infrastructure and energy projects across Latin America and the Caribbean.

  4. 2016

    Current operating entity

    Infrastructure Engineering & Procurement Company LLC is incorporated in Florida, continuing the industrial supply business established by the family in 1978.

  5. Today

    Fourth generation

    The fourth generation carries the firm forward, with institutional knowledge systematized through modern data infrastructure and a strategic focus on the region’s reopening markets.

Track Record

Four decades. Sixteen countries.

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Petróleos Mexicanos · Petroecuador · SANAA · ANDA · IDAAN · Panama Canal Authority · U.S. Army Corps of Engineers · WASA · Jamaica Public Service

Engineered supply to national oil, water, and power authorities across the Americas and the Caribbean since 1980.

Stacked large-diameter ductile iron pipe

Engineered pipe, valves & fittings · delivered CFR / CIF to project port

A compliant, policy-aligned procurement partner for the region’s reopening industrial markets.

Compliance documentation, audited financial information, and extended project references are available under mutual non-disclosure and completion of the recipient’s pre-qualification process.